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Artist: Unto Acheron
Canonical path: /unto-acheron/oceanus-the-great-flood
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Oceanus, The Great Flood
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Oceanus, The Great Flood
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I have come to the end of a long journey
My compassion and courage has been washed away
One last outcry to release me from these miseries
What is it to taste defeat?
What is it to taste humility?
Lost in the sound of thunder, so complex
I'm losing my grip on reality
Fuck!
Purify my body beneath a thousand rivers
Forgive me, for my movements are involuntary
What is it to taste defeat?
What is it to taste humility?
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